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Theories of storage and movement of water within groundwater systems; groundwater-surface water interaction; role of groundwater systems in watershed management and regulating the environmental impacts of global change.
Prerequisites: MATH101
View Historical Averages for EOSC 325Mechanisms and processes of past and future global climate change. Climate models and projected impacts. Climate solutions including carbon sequestration, adaptation and geoengineering.
Prerequisites: CHEM121, MATH101, PHYS101
View Historical Averages for EOSC 340Climate science fundamentals: energy balance, ocean and atmospheric circulation. Future climate scenarios. Processes driving spatial and temporal climate variability.
No prerequisites or corequisites.
View Historical Averages for EOSC 345Application of data analysis and empirical modelling strategies for conducting data-oriented research in geosciences; from setting research questions and hypotheses to delivering and interpreting results.
Prerequisites: CPSC210, MATH221, STAT200
View Historical Averages for EOSC 410Understanding climate models from 1D energy balance to fully coupled atmosphere-ocean general circulation models. Physics and thermodynamics of radiative balance and clouds.
Prerequisites: CPSC210, EOSC112, MATH200
View Historical Averages for EOSC 440Local climate time series collection and analysis. Retrieval and analysis of online climate data and model output.
Prerequisites: CPSC110, EOSC340, STAT200
View Historical Averages for EOSC 442Uses of mathematics in the biological sciences; experimental design and modelling of biological processes.
Corequisites: STAT200
View Historical Averages for BIOL 301Examines sustainability through case studies employing cost-benefit analysis, trade-offs analysis, and life-cycle analysis; active learning in a computer lab using real-world data.
Prerequisites: ENVR200
View Historical Averages for ENVR 440Fluids, harmonic oscillator, travelling waves, standing waves, sound, and interference of light waves, including diffraction.
No prerequisites or corequisites.
View Historical Averages for PHYS 101Introduction to Earth's climate system: radiation balance, greenhouse effect, atmosphere and ocean circulation, plate tectonics, biosphere interactions, and the carbon cycle.
No prerequisites or corequisites.
View Historical Averages for EOSC 112Fundamentals of bonding theories and structural chemistry, with applications relevant to modern society.
No prerequisites or corequisites.
View Historical Averages for CHEM 121Seminars and field trips introducing the major global, regional, and local environmental issues facing human societies.
No prerequisites or corequisites.
View Historical Averages for ENVR 200Fundamental program and computation structures. Introductory programming skills. Computation as a tool for information processing, simulation and modelling, and interacting with the world.
No prerequisites or corequisites.
View Historical Averages for CPSC 110Design, development, and analysis of robust software components. Topics such as software design, computational models, data structures, debugging, and testing.
Prerequisites: CPSC110
View Historical Averages for CPSC 210Derivatives of elementary functions. Applications and modelling: graphing, optimization.
No prerequisites or corequisites.
View Historical Averages for MATH 100The definite integral, integration techniques, applications, modelling, infinite series.
Prerequisites: MATH100
View Historical Averages for MATH 101Analytic geometry in 2 and 3 dimensions, partial and directional derivatives, chain rule, maxima and minima, second derivative test, Lagrange multipliers, multiple integrals with applications.
Prerequisites: MATH101
View Historical Averages for MATH 200Systems of linear equations, operations on matrices, determinants, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, diagonalization of symmetric matrices.
Prerequisites: MATH100
View Historical Averages for MATH 221Classical, nonparametric, and robust inferences about means, variances, and analysis of variance, using computers. Emphasis on problem formulation, assumptions, and interpretation.
Prerequisites: MATH100
View Historical Averages for STAT 200